Cornell University Athletics

At Cornell: Finn stepped into a starting role during his junior season, seeing action in all 15 games and making 14 starts. He ranked third on the team with 23 goals and chipped in seven assists for 30 points on the year. The 2008 Hard Hat, he also showed great hustle with 23 ground balls on the year. Finn registered at least one goal in all but three games, scoring a season-high three goals vs. both Canisius and Dartmouth. He also posted a season-high four points vs. the Griffs, Denver and Penn. Finn opened the season with a bang, scoring the unassisted game-winning goal 2:37 into overtime as the Big Red defeated Navy 8-7 in the first game of the season. Finn saw action in 13 games as a sophomore, scoring five goals and tallying three assists for eight points on the season. He registered a career-high two goals vs. Notre Dame and had a two-point performance with a goal and an assist vs. Dartmouth. Finn saw playing time in seven games as a rookie and scored two goals and registered one assist for three points on the year. He tallied his first collegiate points in just his second game with a goal and an assist vs. Army. He also found the back of the net at Hobart.

At Manhasset: Finn was a three-year starter at attack for Manhasset HS, earning all-county honors all three seasons. As a junior, he led the team to a state championship en route to garnering All-America honors. Following a senior season in which he served as team captain, Finn was named an honorable mention All-American and was named to the Nassau County Exceptional Senior lacrosse team. Finn also earned a silver medal as a member of the Long Island Empire State team in 2004. A three-year starter for the football team, Finn was named all-county in 2004 and played in the Long Island Senior Bowl.

Personal: Christopher Herbert Finn is the son of Herbert and Maribeth Finn and is enrolled in Cornell’s College of Arts and Sciences.

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